vidaXL Garden Storage Box Poly Rattan 200x50x60 cm Grey

vidaXL Garden Storage Box Poly Rattan 200x50x60 cm Grey

Marsoni

M251S

$183.50

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vidaXL Garden Storage Box Poly Rattan 200x50x60 cm GreyAre you looking for an attractive and versatile outdoor storage way? Then this poly rattan storage box is an ideal choice for you! Durable material: This storage box is constructed from powder coated steel frame and hand woven poly rattan, which is durable, anti rust and weather resistant for years of reliable use. Ample storage space: Designed with a spacious trunk, it is big enough to store garden items like: furniture cushions, pillows, extra

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012